*The Titanic* Q: This week, the dive down to the Titanic wreck began - the wreck of the Titanic, which sank in 1912. And they sent down the camera, and they couldn't find a gash in the side where supposedly the iceberg cut, and sank the ship. Have you any ideas of how or why the Titanic sank? B: Still, in this way, our perception is, as reported, that they simply do not understand that there is not as broad an occurrence that was necessary as they /think/ was necessary. They will find that a portion of it, in this way, is still buried in what you call the silt. Q: Oh... and there is something that intrigues me about the Titanic. There is a phrase that "God went down with the Titanic." What it meant was that the period up to the time that the Titanic sank was the longest period of peace in Europe since Roman times, and at that time man was very optimistic that he could solve all his problems with his new technology. But after the Titanic sank, just all hell broke loose. You've got the founding of the Federal Reserve the following year, then World War I a few years later, then the Russian revolution, and then the Wall Street crash and God knows what else. Is there anything sort of symbolic about the sinking of the Titanic that fascinates so many people, that you can talk about? B: There are always many events, in this sense, that your mass consciousness, in recognizing the change about to occur, can use to symbolize the change in that consciousness. That was simply one of them. Q: Okay. Q2: Do you think that this could have been a past life experience? B: For this individual here? Q2: Yes. B: Yes, I do! (Audience laughter) Q: Yes! So... when I was "on" the Titanic, everybody was, like, moving around having a good time. B: All right. Q: Well, when the incident happened, I suddenly saw beneath the facade, beneath the illusion, that about fifteen hundred people were postulating death, and the rest of them were postulating notoriety. B: All right. Q: And it seemed that, at that point, the ship had no choice but to sink. B: In a sense, yes. Q: The ship seemed to be subordinate to the will of the people. B: Oh, yes. It was your creation. Q: Why would the ship be subordinate? B: It is only a projection of your consciousness. It is made from your consciousness, it is an extension of you. So you voted... and decided... how to use that energy. Q: I was out-voted. (Audience laughter) B: In a sense, but in an overall sense you agreed to be out-voted. Q: So... did the plans of the Federal Reserve System go down with it - or the plans to prevent the Federal Reserve System - go down with it? B: We do perceive that there is some connection to this idea, but not necessarily in the way that you may think. One moment... (long pause)... let us say this: it is our perception, and our perception alone in this way, that not all that you may have thought was aboard, /was/ aboard. And some of it has, in a sense, in your terms, disappeared into history. In the sense that it has been destroyed - but not by being aboard the ship. Q: There was no sabotage, I suppose, you could say, in relation to that? B: Well, to some degree, but not directly. There were things that were done that, let us say, were the sabotaging of ideas, to some degree. Although again, let us say that to certain minds, the event, as it unfolded to them, was fortuitous. For it covered up something that perhaps would have been discovered later. Q: Fantastic, thank you. B: Thank you.